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 1  Pref,   0|      to the student, and it is hardly conceivable, I think, that
 2  Unic,   2| absorbed that until now I have hardly realized what I have been
 3  Unic,   2|                       It would hardly look well if the house of
 4  Unic,  10|       incapable of harming us. Hardly have we begun to imagine
 5  Unic,  12|      in some trivial slight -- hardly anything, in fact -- and
 6  Unic,  16|     others, and even now I can hardly have acquired these elementary
 7  Unic,  16|       O Lord, our Maker? We do hardly anything [at all] -- just
 8  Unic,  16|   sometimes happen. I mean, it hardly seems that we are Christians
 9  Unic,  31|   though so quietly that it is hardly conscious of doing so. What
10  Unic,  34|      to reveal Himself to him. Hardly is the hour over which such
11  Unic,  36|        distress, but they will hardly have felt it when reason
12  Unic,  38| perhaps have scoffed at that I hardly know myself. At some other
13  Unic,  39|       at what we see seldom or hardly at all. And the devils themselves
14  Unic,  40|        is so worthless that it hardly deserves the name of love,
15  Unic,  40|       go to hell are that) can hardly bear to spend a single night
16  Unic,  41|     and the same thing, and we hardly realize what we have done,